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词条 List of Bellator MMA champions
释义

  1. Current champions

  2. Men's championship history

     Heavyweight World Championship  Light Heavyweight World Championship  Middleweight World Championship  Welterweight World Championship  Lightweight World Championship  Featherweight World Championship  Bantamweight World Championship 

  3. Women's championship history

     Women's Featherweight World Championship  Women's Flyweight World Championship  Women's Strawweight World Championship 

  4. Tournament winners

     Season One  Season Two  Season Three  Season Four  2011 Summer Series  Season Five  Season Six  2012 Summer Series  Season Seven  Season Eight  2013 Summer Series  Season Nine  Season Ten  2014 Summer Series  Bellator MMA: Dynamite 1  Bellator Heavyweight World Grand Prix Tournament  Bellator Welterweight World Grand Prix Tournament 

  5. Champions by nationality

  6. Multi-division champions

  7. Most consecutive title defenses

  8. Most wins in title bouts

  9. See also

  10. References

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Bellator MMA (formerly known as "Bellator Fighting Championships") is an American mixed martial arts promotion, and the following is a history of its champions in each weight class.

At the time of its inception in 2008, CEO Bjorn Rebney founded Bellator Fighting Championships as a tournament based organization. The inaugural champion for each weight class was determined by the winner of an eight-man tournament. All subsequent title challengers were required to first win an eight-man tournament in a specific weight class in order to earn the right to challenge that division's reigning champion. Dethroned champions were required to re-enter the tournaments in order to attempt to regain their title. Under Bjorn Rebney's sole leadership, Bellator MMA would strictly adhere to these rules during the first four years of its operation.

The first changes to this format would begin to appear not long after Viacom, Inc. purchased a controlling stake in the organization.[1] In November 2012, CEO Bjorn Rebney announced the introduction of a "championship rematch clause". This would allow Bellator to schedule an immediate title-fight rematch if officials deemed the fight necessary.[2] The next major change occurred during Bellator's 2013 Summer Series when it was announced that all three tournaments would be shorter, four-man affairs instead of the standard eight.[3] Though originally stated to return to the eight-man only tournaments afterwards, officials instead decided to add two additional four-man tournaments to the existing tournament lineup in an effort to provide a more consistent flow of title challengers for their champions to face.[4]

Two additional rule changes would be announced. The first was the "tournament champion replacement clause" introduced in August 2013. This allowed officials to grant title shots to replacement fighters when tournament winners were injured, or otherwise unavailable, through a complex voting and points system.[5] Then, in June 2014, CEO Bjorn Rebney made an announcement stating that any fighter who had previously won a Bellator tournament would maintain permanent eligibility to fight for a title without having to re-enter another tournament.[6] Neither of these changes would ever be implemented, however, as one week later Bellator MMA and its founder and CEO Bjorn Rebney parted ways, bringing about an end to the organization's tournament based model.[7][8]

Current champions

Men[9]
DivisionChampionSinceDefenses
Heavyweight{{flagicon|USA}} Ryan Bader January 26, 20190
Light Heavyweight June 24, 20171
MiddleweightNED}} Gegard Mousasi May 25, 20181
WelterweightCAN}} Rory MacDonald January 20, 20180
LightweightUSA}} Michael Chandler December 14, 20180
FeatherweightBRA}} Patrício Freire April 21, 20172
BantamweightUSA}} Darrion Caldwell October 6, 20171
Women[9]
DivisionChampionSinceDefenses
Women's FeatherweightCAN}} Julia Budd March 3, 20172
Women's FlyweightUSA}} Ilima-Lei Macfarlane November 3, 20172
Women's Strawweightgray | Vacant }}gray | February 5, 2013 }}

Men's championship history

Heavyweight World Championship

206 to 265 lbs (93 to 120 kg)
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|USA}} Cole Konrad
{{small|def. Neil Grove}}		Bellator 32
{{small|Kansas City, MO, USA}}		October 14, 2010699 days{{small|1. def. Eric Prindle at Bellator 70 on May 25, 2012}}
Konrad vacated the title on September 12, 2012 when he retired from MMA competition.[10]
2{{flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Volkov
{{small|def. Rich Hale}}		Bellator 84
{{small|Hammond, IN, USA}}		December 14, 2012337 days
3{{flagicon|Russia}} Vitaly MinakovBellator 108
{{small|Atlantic City, NJ, USA}}		November 15, 2013911 days{{small|1. def. Cheick Kongo at Bellator 115 on Apr 4, 2014}}
Minakov was stripped of the title on May 14, 2016 after failing to make title defenses.[11]
4{{flagicon|USA}} Ryan Bader
{{small|def. Fedor Emelianenko}}		Bellator 214
{{small|Inglewood, CA, USA}}		January 26, 2019{{age in days|2019|1|26}} days
(incumbent)

Light Heavyweight World Championship

186 to 205 lbs (84 to 93 kg)
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|Democratic Republic of Congo}} Christian M'Pumbu
{{small|def. Rich Hale}}		Bellator 45
{{small|Lake Charles, LA, USA}}		May 21, 2011650 days
2{{flagicon|Slovakia}} Attila VéghBellator 91
{{small|Rio Rancho, NM, USA}}		February 28, 2013387 days
-{{flagicon|USA}} Emanuel Newton
def. Muhammed Lawal for interim title		Bellator 106
Long Beach, CA, USA		November 2, 2013—
3{{flagicon|USA}} Emanuel NewtonBellator 113
{{small|Mulvane, KS, USA}}		March 21, 2014343 days{{small|1. def. Joey Beltran at Bellator 124 on Sep 12, 2014}}
{{small|2. def. Linton Vassell at Bellator 130 on Oct 24, 2014}}
4{{flagicon|England}} Liam McGearyBellator 134
Uncasville, CT, USA		February 27, 2015617 days{{small|1. def. Tito Ortiz at Bellator 142: Dynamite 1 on Sep 19, 2015}}
5{{flagicon|USA}} Phil DavisBellator 163
{{small|Uncasville, CT, USA}}		November 4, 2016232 days
6{{flagicon|USA}} Ryan BaderBellator 180
{{small|New York City, NY, USA}}		June 24, 2017{{age in days|2017|6|24}} days
(incumbent){{small|1. def. Linton Vassell at Bellator 186 on Nov 3, 2017}}

Middleweight World Championship

171 to 185 lbs (77 to 84 kg)
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|Cuba}} Hector Lombard
{{small|def. Jared Hess}}		Bellator 12
{{small|Hollywood, FL, USA}}		June 19, 20091,040 days{{small|1. def. Alexander Shlemenko at Bellator 34 on Oct 28, 2010}}
Lombard vacated the title on April 24, 2012 when he left Bellator for the UFC.[12]
2{{flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Shlemenko
{{small|def. Maiquel Falcão}}		Bellator 88
{{small|Duluth, GA, USA}}		February 7, 2013597 days{{small|1. def. Brett Cooper at Bellator 98 on Sep 7, 2013}}
{{small|2. def. Doug Marshall at Bellator 109 on Nov 22, 2013}}
{{small|3. def. Brennan Ward at Bellator 114 on Mar 28, 2014}}
3{{flagicon|USA}} Brandon HalseyBellator 126
{{small|Phoenix, AZ, USA}}		September 26, 2014230 days
Halsey was stripped of the title on May 14, 2015 after failing to make weight for his Bellator 137 title defense. Halsey defeated Kendall Grove in a catchweight (188 lbs) bout in which the title was at stake for Grove only[13]
4{{flagicon|Brazil}} Rafael Carvalho
{{small|def. Brandon Halsey}}		Bellator 144
{{small|Uncasville, CT, USA}}		October 23, 2015945 days{{small|1. def. Melvin Manhoef at Bellator 155 on May 20, 2016}}
{{small|2. def. Melvin Manhoef at Bellator 176 on April 8, 2017}}
{{small|3. def. Alessio Sakara at Bellator 190 on Dec 9, 2017}}
5{{flagicon|NED}} Gegard MousasiBellator 200
{{small|London, United Kingdom}}		May 25, 2018{{age in days|2018|05|25}} days (incumbent){{small|1. def. Rory MacDonald at Bellator 206 on Sept 29, 2018}}

Welterweight World Championship

156 to 170 lbs (70 to 77 kg)
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|USA}} Lyman Good
{{small|def. Omar de la Cruz}}		Bellator 11
{{small|Uncasville, CT, USA}}		June 12, 2009485 days
2{{flagicon|USA}} Ben AskrenBellator 33
{{small|Philadelphia, PA, USA}}		October 21, 20101120 days{{small|1. def. Jay Hieron at Bellator 56 on Oct 29, 2011}}
{{small|2. def. Douglas Lima at Bellator 64 on Apr 6, 2012}}
{{small|3. def. Karl Amoussou at Bellator 86 on Jan 24, 2013}}
{{small|4. def. Andrey Koreshkov at Bellator 97 on Jul 31, 2013}}
Askren vacated the title on November 14, 2013 when he left Bellator for the ONE FC.[14]
3{{flagicon|Brazil}} Douglas Lima
{{small|def. Rick Hawn}}		Bellator 117
{{small|Council Bluffs, IA, USA}}		April 18, 2014455 days
4{{flagicon|Russia}} Andrey KoreshkovBellator 140
{{small|Uncasville, CT, USA}}		July 17, 2015482 days1. def. Benson Henderson at Bellator 153 on April 22, 2016}}
5{{flagicon|Brazil}} Douglas Lima (2)Bellator 164
{{small|Tel Aviv, Israel}}		November 10, 2016437 days1. def. Lorenz Larkin at Bellator NYC on June 24, 2017}}
6{{flagicon|CAN}} Rory MacDonaldBellator 192
{{small|Inglewood, CA, USA}}		January 20, 2018{{age in days|2018|01|20}} days
(incumbent)

Lightweight World Championship

146 to 155 lbs (66 to 70 kg)
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|USA}} Eddie Alvarez
{{small|def. Toby Imada}}		Bellator 12
{{small|Hollywood, FL, USA}}		June 19, 2009883 days{{small|1. def. Pat Curran at Bellator 39 on Apr 2, 2011}}
2{{flagicon|USA}} Michael ChandlerBellator 58
{{small|Hollywood, FL, USA}}		November 19, 2011715 days{{small|1. def. Rick Hawn at Bellator 85 on Jan 17, 2013}}
{{small|2. def. David Rickels at Bellator 97 on Jul 31, 2013}}
3{{flagicon|USA}} Eddie Alvarez (2)Bellator 106
{{small|Long Beach, CA, USA}}		November 2, 2013290 days
-{{flagicon|USA}} Will Brooks
def. Michael Chandler for interim title		Bellator 120
Southaven, MS, USA		May 17, 2014—
Title was vacated on August 19, 2014 when Alvarez was granted a release from the promotion.[15]
4{{flagicon|USA}} Will Brooks
def. Michael Chandler for undisputed title		Bellator 131
{{small|San Diego, CA, USA}}		November 15, 2014546 days{{small|1. def. Dave Jansen at Bellator 136 on Apr 10, 2015}}
{{small|2. def. Marcin Held at Bellator 145 on Nov 6, 2015}}
Title was vacated on May 14, 2016 when Brooks was granted a release from the promotion.[11]
5{{flagicon|USA}} Michael Chandler (2)
def. Patricky Freire		Bellator 157
{{small|St. Louis, MO, USA}}		June 24, 2016365 days1. def. Benson Henderson at Bellator 165 on Nov 19, 2016}}
6{{flagicon|USA}} Brent Primus
Bellator NYC
{{small|New York City, NY, USA}}		June 24, 2017539 days
7{{flagicon|USA}} Michael Chandler (3)Bellator 212
{{small|Honolulu, HI, USA}}		December 14, 2018{{age in days|2018|12|14}} days
(incumbent)

Featherweight World Championship

136 to 145 lbs (61 to 66 kg)
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|USA}} Joe Soto
{{small|def. Yahir Reyes}}		Bellator 10
{{small|Ontario, CA, USA}}		June 5, 2009454 days
2{{flagicon|USA}} Joe WarrenBellator 27
{{small|San Antonio, TX, USA}}		September 2, 2010554 days
3{{flagicon|USA}} Pat CurranBellator 60
{{small|Hammond, IN, USA}}		March 9, 2012604 days{{small|1. def. Patrício Freire at Bellator 85 on Jan 17, 2013}}
{{small|2. def. Shahbulat Shamhalaev at Bellator 95 on Apr 4, 2013}}
4{{flagicon|USA}} Daniel StrausBellator 106
{{small|Long Beach, CA, USA}}		November 2, 2013133 days
5{{flagicon|USA}} Pat Curran (2)Bellator 112
{{small|Hammond, IN, USA}}		March 14, 2014176 days
6{{flagicon|Brazil}} Patrício FreireBellator 123
{{small|Uncasville, CT, USA}}		September 5, 2014428 days{{small|1. def. Daniel Straus at Bellator 132 on Jan 16, 2015}}
{{small|2. def. Daniel Weichel at Bellator 138 on Jun 19, 2015}}
7{{flagicon|USA}} Daniel Straus (2)Bellator 145
{{small|St. Louis, MO, USA}}		November 6, 2015532 days
8{{flagicon|Brazil}} Patrício Freire (2)Bellator 178
{{small|Uncasville, CT, USA}}		April 21, 2017{{age in days|2017|04|21}} days (incumbent){{small|1. def. Daniel Weichel at Bellator 203 on Jul 14, 2018}}
{{small|2. def. Emmanuel Sanchez at Bellator 209 on Nov 15, 2018}}

Bantamweight World Championship

126 to 135 lbs (57 to 61 kg)
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|USA}} Zach Makovsky
{{small|def. Ed West}}		Bellator 32
{{small|Kansas City, MO, USA}}		October 14, 2010547 days
2{{flagicon|Brazil}} Eduardo DantasBellator 65
{{small|Atlantic City, NJ, USA}}		April 13, 2012911 days1. def. Marcos Galvão at Bellator 89 on Feb 14, 2013}}
{{small|2. def. Anthony Leone at Bellator 111 on Mar 8, 2014}}
-{{flagicon|USA}} Joe Warren
def. Rafael Silva for interim title		Bellator 118
Atlantic City, NJ, USA		May 2, 2014—
3{{flagicon|USA}} Joe WarrenBellator 128
{{small|Thackerville, OK, USA}}		October 10, 2014169 days
4{{flagicon|Brazil}} Marcos GalvãoBellator 135
{{small|Thackerville, OK, USA}}		March 27, 2015448 days
5{{flagicon|Brazil}} Eduardo Dantas (2)Bellator 156
{{small|Fresno, CA, USA}}		June 17, 2016477 days1. def. Joe Warren at Bellator 166 on Dec 2, 2016}}
6{{flagicon|USA}} Darrion CaldwellBellator 184
{{small|Thackerville, OK, USA}}		October 6, 2017{{age in days|2017|10|06}} days
(incumbent)		1. def. Leandro Higo at Bellator 195 on Mar 2, 2018}}

Women's championship history

Women's Featherweight World Championship

{{convert|126|lb|kg}} to {{convert|145|lb|kg}}
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|Canada}} Julia Budd
{{small|def. Marloes Coenen}}		Bellator 174
{{small|Thackerville, OK, USA}}		March 3, 2017{{age in days|2017|03|03}} days
(incumbent){{small|1. def. Arlene Blencowe at Bellator 189 on Dec 1, 2017}}
{{small|2. def. Talita Nogueira at Bellator 202 on Jul 13, 2018}}

Women's Flyweight World Championship

{{convert|116|lb|kg}} to {{convert|125|lb|kg}}
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|USA}} Ilima-Lei Macfarlane
{{small|def. Emily Ducote}}		Bellator 186
{{small|University City, PA, USA}}		November 3, 2017{{age in days|2017|11|03}} days
(incumbent)1. def. Alejandra Lara at Bellator 201 on Jun 29, 20182. def. Valérie Létourneau at Bellator 213 on December 15, 2018

Women's Strawweight World Championship

Under {{convert|115|lb|kg}}
No.NameEventDateReignDefenses
1{{flagicon|USA}} Zoila Gurgel
{{small|def. Megumi Fujii}}		Bellator 34
{{small|Hollywood, FL, USA}}		October 28, 2010831 days
Gurgel vacated the title on February 5, 2013 when she left Bellator for Invicta FC.[16]

Tournament winners

Originally, all title challengers were determined through these tournaments with the winners earning the right to challenge the reigning champion at that weight class or, if necessary, be allowed to compete for an interim or vacant title.

Season One

(April 3, 2009 - June 19, 2009)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
1}}{{flagicon|United States}} Joe Soto{{flagicon|Mexico}} Yahir Reyes Bellator 10 June 5, 2009
2}}{{flagicon|United States}} Lyman Good{{flagicon|Dominican Republic}} Omar De La Cruz Bellator 11 June 12, 2009
3}}{{flagicon|Cuba}} Hector Lombard{{flagicon|United States}} Jared Hess Bellator 12 June 19, 2009
4}}{{flagicon|United States}} Eddie Alvarez{{flagicon|United States}} Toby Imada Bellator 12 June 19, 2009
{{cnote|1|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Featherweight Champion.}}{{cnote|2|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Welterweight Champion.}}{{cnote|3|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Middleweight Champion.}}{{cnote|4|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Lightweight Champion.}}

Season Two

(April 8, 2010 - June 24, 2010)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Lightweight {{flagicon|United States}} Pat Curran{{flagicon|United States}} Toby Imada Bellator 21 June 10, 2010
Welterweight {{flagicon|United States}} Ben Askren{{flagicon|United States}} Dan Hornbuckle Bellator 22 June 17, 2010
Middleweight {{flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Shlemenko{{flagicon|United States}} Bryan Baker Bellator 23 June 24, 2010
Featherweight {{flagicon|United States}} Joe Warren{{flagicon|Brazil}} Patricio Freire Bellator 23 June 24, 2010

Season Three

(August 12, 2010 - October 28, 2010)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
1}}{{flagicon|United States}} Cole Konrad{{flagicon|South Africa}} Neil Grove Bellator 32 October 14, 2010
2}}{{flagicon|United States}} Zach Makovsky{{flagicon|United States}} Ed West Bellator 32 October 14, 2010
3}}{{flagicon|United States}} Zoila Gurgel{{flagicon|Japan}} Megumi Fujii Bellator 34 October 28, 2010
{{cnote|1|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Heavyweight Champion.}}{{cnote|2|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Bantamweight Champion.}}{{cnote|3|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Women's Strawweight Champion.}}

Season Four

(March 5, 2011 - May 21, 2011)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Welterweight {{flagicon|United States}} Jay Hieron{{flagicon|United States}} Rick Hawn Bellator 43 May 7, 2011
Lightweight {{flagicon|United States}} Michael Chandler{{flagicon|Brazil}} Patricky Freire Bellator 44 May 14, 2011
1}}{{flagicon|Democratic Republic of the Congo}} Christian M'Pumbu{{flagicon|United States}} Richard Hale Bellator 45 May 21, 2011
Featherweight {{flagicon|Brazil}} Patrício Freire{{flagicon|United States}} Daniel Mason-Straus Bellator 45 May 21, 2011
{{cnote|1|Tournament determined the inaugural Bellator Light Heavyweight Champion.}}

2011 Summer Series

(June 25, 2011 - August 20, 2011)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Featherweight {{flagicon|United States}} Pat Curran{{flagicon|Brazil}} Marlon Sandro Bellator 48 August 20, 2011

Season Five

(September 27, 2011 - November 26, 2011)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
1}}{{flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Shlemenko{{flagicon|Brazil}} Vitor Vianna Bellator 57 November 12, 2011
Welterweight {{flagicon|Brazil}} Douglas Lima{{flagicon|United States}} Ben Saunders Bellator 57 November 12, 2011
Bantamweight {{flagicon|Brazil}} Eduardo Dantas{{flagicon|Cuba}} Alexis Vila Bellator 59 November 26, 2011
2}}{{flagicon|United States}} Eric Prindle{{flagicon|Brazil}} Thiago Santos Bellator 62 March 23, 2012
{{cnote|1|Shlemenko next faced Season Six tournament winner Maiquel Falcão for the vacant middleweight title.}}{{cnote|2|Following a no contest in the finals at Bellator 59, a rematch between Prindle and Santos was cancelled at Bellator 61, and again at Bellator 62 when Santos was unable to make weight. Prindle was awarded the tournament victory.[17]}}

Season Six

(March 9, 2012 - May 25, 2012)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Featherweight {{flagicon|United States}} Daniel Mason-Straus{{flagicon|Brazil}} Marlon Sandro Bellator 68 May 11, 2012
1}}{{flagicon|Brazil}} Maiquel Falcão{{flagicon|Sweden}} Andreas Spång Bellator 69 May 18, 2012
Lightweight {{flagicon|United States}} Rick Hawn{{flagicon|United States}} Brent Weedman Bellator 70 May 25, 2012
Welterweight {{flagicon|France}} Karl Amoussou{{flagicon|United States}} Bryan Baker Bellator 72 July 20, 2012
Bantamweight {{flagicon|Brazil}} Marcos Galvão{{flagicon|Brazil}} Luis Nogueira Bellator 73 August 24, 2012
{{cnote|1|Falcão next faced Season Five tournament winner Alexander Shlemenko for the vacant middleweight title.}}

2012 Summer Series

(June 22, 2012 - July 24, 2012)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Light Heavyweight {{flagicon|Slovakia}} Attila Vegh{{flagicon|United States}} Travis Wiuff Bellator 73 August 24, 2012

Season Seven

(September 28, 2012 - December 14, 2012)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Welterweight {{flagicon|Russia}} Andrey Koreshkov{{flagicon|United States}} Lyman Good Bellator 82 November 30, 2012
1}}{{flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Volkov{{flagicon|USA}} Richard Hale Bellator 84 December 14, 2012
Featherweight {{flagicon|Russia}} Shahbulat Shamhalaev{{flagicon|United States}} Rad Martinez Bellator 90 February 21, 2013
2}}{{flagicon|United States}} Dave Jansen{{flagicon|Poland}} Marcin Held Bellator 93 March 21, 2013
{{cnote|1|Tournament determined the new Bellator Heavyweight champion.}}{{cnote|2|After an extended layoff due to injury, Jansen would choose to forfeit his title shot for the opportunity to take an immediate fight upon his return.[18]}}

Season Eight

(January 17, 2013 - April 4, 2013)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
1}}{{flagicon|United States}} Emanuel Newton{{flagicon|Russia}} Mikhail Zayats Bellator 94 March 28, 2013
Lightweight {{flagicon|United States}} David Rickels{{flagicon|United States}} Saad Awad Bellator 94 March 28, 2013
Middleweight {{flagicon|United States}} Doug Marshall{{flagicon|United States}} Brett Cooper Bellator 95 April 4, 2013
2}}{{flagicon|Russia}} Magomedrasul Khasbulaev{{flagicon|United States}} Mike RichmanBellator 95 April 4, 2013
3}}{{flagicon|Brazil}} Douglas Lima{{flagicon|United States}} Ben Saunders Bellator 100 September 20, 2013
{{cnote|1|Newton next faced 2013 Summer Series tournament winner Muhammed Lawal for the Interim Light Heavyweight title.}}{{cnote|2|After repeated visa issues prevented Khasbulaev from returning to the USA to claim his title shot, the fighter was granted his release from the pomotion in December 2014.[19]}}{{cnote|3|Lima next faced Season Nine tournament winner Rick Hawn for the vacant welterweight title.}}

2013 Summer Series

(June 19, 2013 - July 31, 2013)

All three tournaments were shortened, four-man tournaments instead of the standard eight.

Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Heavyweight {{flagicon|Russia}} Vitaly Minakov{{flagicon|United States}} Ryan MartinezBellator 97 July 31, 2013
1}}{{flagicon|United States}} Muhammed Lawal{{flagicon|United States}} Jacob NoeBellator 97 July 31, 2013
2}}{{flagicon|Brazil}} Rafael Silva{{flagicon|United States}} Anthony Leone Bellator 102 October 4, 2013
{{cnote|1|Lawal next faced Season Eight tournament winner Emanuel Newton for the Interim Light Heavyweight title.}}{{cnote|2|Silva next faced Season Nine tournament winner Joe Warren for the Interim Bantamweight title.}}

Season Nine

(September 7, 2013 - November 22, 2013)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
1}}{{flagicon|France}} Cheick Kongo{{flagicon|Australia}} Peter GrahamBellator 107 November 8, 2013
Middleweight {{flagicon|United States}} Brennan Ward{{flagicon|Denmark}} Mikkel ParloBellator 107 November 8, 2013
1}}{{cref|2}}{{flagicon|United States}} Joe Warren{{flagicon|USA}} Travis MarxBellator 107 November 8, 2013
Featherweight {{flagicon|Brazil}} Patrício Freire{{flagicon|United States}} Justin WilcoxBellator 108 November 15, 2013
3}}{{flagicon|United States}} Rick Hawn{{flagicon|United States}} Ron KeslarBellator 109 November 22, 2013
4}}{{flagicon|United States}} Will Brooks{{flagicon|Russia}} Alexander SarnavskiyBellator 109 November 22, 2013
{{cnote|1|Tournament was a shortened, four-man tournament instead of the standard eight.}}{{cnote|2|Warren next faced 2013 Summer Series tournament winner Rafael Silva for the Interim Bantamweight title.}}{{cnote|3|Hawn next faced Season Eight tournament winner Douglas Lima for the vacant welterweight title.}}{{cnote|4|Brooks next faced former champion Michael Chandler for the Interim Lightweight Championship at Bellator 120. Chandler was originally scheduled for an immediate rematch with champion Eddie Alvarez at the event.[20]}}

Season Ten

(February 28, 2014 – May 17, 2014)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
3}}{{flagicon|Germany}} Daniel Weichel{{flagicon|United States}} Desmond GreenBellator 119 May 9, 2014
3}}{{flagicon|Russia}} Alexander Volkov{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} Blagoy IvanovBellator 120 May 17, 2014
1}}{{cref|2}}{{flagicon|United States}} Quinton Jackson{{flagicon|United States}} Muhammed LawalBellator 120 May 17, 2014
1}}{{flagicon|United States}} Brandon Halsey{{flagicon|United States}} Brett CooperBellator 122 July 25, 2014
Welterweight {{flagicon|Russia}} Andrey Koreshkov{{flagicon|United States}} Adam McDonoughBellator 122 July 25, 2014
3}}{{flagicon|Poland}} Marcin Held{{flagicon|Brazil}} Patricky FreireBellator 126 September 26, 2014
{{cnote|1|Tournament was a shortened, four-man tournament instead of the standard eight.}}{{cnote|2|Jackson would end up leaving Bellator MMA for the UFC and never claim his title shot.[21]}}{{cnote|3|Despite initial assurances to the contrary,[22][23] Bellator's new management would not honor the title shots Volkov, Weichel and Held earned while under the tournament format.}}

2014 Summer Series

(June 6, 2014 – July 25, 2014)
Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Light Heavyweight {{flagicon|England}} Liam McGeary{{flagicon|United States}} Kelly Anundson Bellator 124 September 14, 2014

Bellator MMA: Dynamite 1

(September 19, 2015)

A one night, four-man light heavyweight tournament.

Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Light Heavyweight {{flagicon|United States}} Phil Davis{{flagicon|France}} Francis Carmont Bellator 142: Dynamite 1 September 19, 2015

Bellator Heavyweight World Grand Prix Tournament

(January 20, 2018 - January 26, 2019)

Year long, eight-man heavyweight tournament to crown a new heavyweight champion.

Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Heavyweight {{flagicon|United States}} Ryan Bader{{flagicon|Russia}} Fedor Emelianenko Bellator 214: Fedor vs. Bader January 26, 2019

Bellator Welterweight World Grand Prix Tournament

(September 29, 2018 - TBD)

Year long, eight-man welterweight tournament. Current welterweight champion, Rory MacDonald, is a participant and if he were to lose, the victor will be declared lineal champion until he loses or wins the tournament and becomes undisputed champion.

Weight DivisionChampionRunner-upEventDate
Welterweight TBDTBD TBD TBD

Champions by nationality

Division champions include title holders and interim title holders. Interim champions who become undisputed champions are listed only once. Tournament runners-up are not included.

Country Division
champions 		Tournament
champions 		Total
{{flagicon|United States United States 24 28 52
{{flagicon|Brazil Brazil 5 8 13
{{flagicon|Russia Russia 4 9 13
{{flagicon|Cuba Cuba 1 1 2
{{flagicon|Democratic Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo 1 1 2
{{flagicon|England England 1 1 2
{{flagicon|Slovakia Slovakia 1 1 2
{{flagicon|France France - 2 2
{{flagicon|Canada Canada 2 - 2
{{flagicon|Germany Germany - 1 1
{{flagicon|Poland Poland - 1 1

Multi-division champions

Fighters who have won championships in multiple weight classes.[24] Tournament champions are not included.

ChampionDivisionWonLostDefensesReignTotal reign
{{flagicon|USA Joe WarrenFeatherweightSep 2, 2010
(Bellator 27)		Mar 9, 2012
(Bellator 60)		0554 days723 days
Bantamweight
(interim champion)		May 2, 2014
(Bellator 118)		October 10, 2014
(Bellator 128)		0-
BantamweightOctober 10, 2014
(Bellator 128)		March 27, 2015
(Bellator 135)		0169 days
{{flagicon|USA Ryan BaderLight HeavyweightJune 24, 2017
(Bellator 180)		Current Champion1{{age in days|2017|6|24}} days
(incumbent)		Ongoing
HeavyweightJanuary 26,2019
(Bellator 214)		Current Champion0{{age in days|2019|1|26}} days
(incumbent)

Most consecutive title defenses

The following includes all Bellator champions who were able to consecutively defend their title two times or more. Fighters with the same number of title defenses are listed chronologically.

Defenses Champion Weight class Span
4USA}} Ben AskrenWelterweightOct 21, 2010 - July 31, 2013
3RUS}} Alexander ShlemenkoMiddleweightFeb 7, 2013 - Sep 26, 2014
BRA}} Rafael CarvalhoMiddleweightOct 23, 2015 – present
2USA}} Michael ChandlerLightweightNov 19, 2011 - Nov 2, 2013
USA}} Pat CurranFeatherweightMar 9, 2012 - Nov 2, 2013
BRA}} Eduardo DantasBantamweightFeb 14, 2013 - Oct 10, 2014
USA}} Emanuel NewtonLight HeavyweightMar 21, 2013 - Feb 27, 2015
BRA}} Patrício FreireFeatherweightSep 5, 2014 - Nov 6, 2015
USA}} Will BrooksLightweightNov 15, 2014 - May 14, 2016

Most wins in title bouts

The following includes all fighters with three or more championship and/or interim championship title wins. Fighters with the same number of title wins are arranged in order of most title bouts. Tournament championships are not included.

Title wins

 Champion

 Weight class

{{small>(Win-Loss-Draw)
6USA}} Michael ChandlerLightweight6 - 4 - 0
BRA}} Patrício FreireFeatherweight6 - 2 - 0
5{{flagicon|USA}} Ben AskrenWelterweight5 - 0 - 0
BRA}} Eduardo DantasBantamweight5 - 2 - 0
4USA}} Pat CurranLightweight
Featherweight
0 - 1 - 0
4 - 2 - 0
RUS}} Alexander ShlemenkoMiddleweight4 - 2 - 0
USA}} Emanuel NewtonLight Heavyweight4 - 1 - 0
USA}} Will BrooksLightweight4 - 0 - 0
BRA}} Rafael CarvalhoMiddleweight4 - 1 - 0
3USA}} Joe WarrenFeatherweight
Bantamweight
1 - 1 - 0
2 - 2 - 0
USA}} Eddie AlvarezLightweight3 - 1 - 0
BRA}} Douglas LimaWelterweight3 - 3 - 0

See also

{{portal|MMA}}
  • List of current mixed martial arts champions
  • List of current Bellator fighters
  • List of Bellator MMA alumni
  • List of Bellator MMA events
  • List of UFC champions
  • List of current WSOF fighters
  • List of current WSOF-Global fighters
  • Mixed martial arts weight classes

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